Newly Listed Cameron, TX Homes and Houses for Sale

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Special home features detail the number of stories, with single-story homes being the most common (2). Educational environment insights list nearby schools, such as Cameron Yoe High School associated with 2 homes and rated "B" and Cameron Middle School associated with 2 homes and rated "F".

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Home Amenities Breakdown

Wheelchair Accessible 1 Listings

Special Home Features Analysis

Single-Story Homes 2 Listings

Educational Environment Insights

Here are the top schools by number of Homes and their ratings.

Cameron Yoe High School 2 Homes (Rating: B)
Cameron Middle School 2 Homes (Rating: F)
Cameron Elementary School 2 Homes (Rating: C)

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$425,000

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826 Fm 979, Cameron, TX 76520

Single-Family
Craftsman style

3 bedrooms

1,632 Sqft. ($260/Sqft.)

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$565,600

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Hwy 36 Spanish Oak Trail, Cameron, TX 76520

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28.3 Acres

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$119,000

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300 Elm S, Cameron, TX 76520

Residential Single Family
In (cca Res 3) City of Cameron Res 3

3 bedrooms

1,904 Sqft. ($63/Sqft.)

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Nestled in the heart of Milam County, Cameron, Texas offers potential home buyers a charming blend of small-town hospitality and convenient amenities that make it an ideal place for both families and retirees. As a resident of Cameron, you’ll enjoy a community rich in history and spirit, highlighted by its beautifully preserved architecture and the Milam County Historical Museum, which offers a glimpse into the area’s storied past. The Cameron Park, with its lush greenery and well-maintained playgrounds, serves as a perfect spot for family outings and leisurely walks, while the nearby Wilson-Ledbetter Park provides ample opportunities for fishing and picnics beside its picturesque lake.

Education is a priority in Cameron, with well-regarded schools within the Cameron Independent School District that focus on providing quality education and fostering community values. The local economy is bolstered by a mix of agricultural, manufacturing, and small business enterprises, offering employment opportunities to residents while maintaining a low cost of living compared to larger urban centers.

For those who enjoy a vibrant community life, Cameron hosts several annual events such as the Cameron Dewberry Festival, which celebrates local agriculture with parades, music, and food, bringing together residents and visitors in a festive atmosphere. Additionally, the town’s proximity to larger cities like Austin and Waco, both less than a two-hour drive away, ensures that residents can easily access more extensive shopping, dining, and entertainment options while still enjoying the tranquility of small-town life.

Living in Cameron means embracing a lifestyle where community ties are strong, nature is readily accessible, and history is cherished. It’s a place where you can find peace away from the hustle and bustle of big city life, yet never feel isolated from the conveniences and pleasures of modern living. Whether you’re looking for a safe and nurturing environment to raise a family or a serene retreat for your retirement years, Cameron presents a compelling option with its welcoming community, scenic surroundings, and enduring charm.

Cameron Real Estate Profile – by the Numbers!

In October 2026, Cameron, Texas, the average home price is $392,656 and the price per square foot is $194. Average rent for a house is around $0 for a 3 bedrooms home.

Some data about Cameron
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Homes for Sale:	128
Average Home Price:	$392,656
Price per Square Foot:	$194
Average Square Footage:	2,031
Average Number of Bedrooms:	3